Purpose Cancer patients are likely to experience sleep problems. Understanding their
perception of sleep problems is important as subjective symptom experience is associated …

To date, the study of sleep and sleep disorders in people with cancer has received limited
attention in the research and clinical realm. Despite being a relatively new and burgeoning …

Purpose Few studies of sleep disturbances in cancer patients have focused on the period
before chemotherapy starts. Understanding sleep disturbances in this period is important …

Purpose Sleep disruption is prevalent in patients with cancer and survivors, but the
prevalence of insomnia, a distressing sleep disorder, in these populations has yet to be …

Objective To estimate the prevalence of sleep difficulties in a large cohort of long-term
cancer survivors (> 5 years) and examine associations with four domains of cancer-related …

Objective Sleep disturbances are under-identified and under-treated in oncology settings,
especially for underserved populations and those with psychiatric comorbidities. This study …

Objective: Cancer and its treatments disturb sleep–wake functioning; however, there is little
information available on the characteristics and consequences of sleep problems …

Sleep disturbance is prevalent in cancer with detrimental effects on health outcomes. Sleep
problems are seldom identified or addressed in cancer practice. The purpose of this review …

Purpose/Objectives: To update the state of the science on sleep-wake disturbances in adult
patients with cancer, focusing on insomnia in the areas of prevalence, mechanisms and …

Purpose Using a discrete dataset from the Women's Wellness after Cancer Program
(WWACP), we examine the prevalence and predictors of self-reported sleep problems in …